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Power Packs 380 is teaming up with Union Park Elementary to offer a supply of nutritious meals and snacks for children over the weekends, free of charge. Any child enrolled in Union Park Elementary who is enrolled in Free and Reduced Meals can receive these weekly bags of food
Love Packs is a food program to help provide the basic need of food to students in need. The program will provide food over the long breaks of Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring Break. The Love Packs will consist of non-perishable, healthy and nutritious kid friendly food items. *These MUST be picked up from school prior to the break. You can pick up from the office.*
* Students must be enrolled in Free and Reduced Lunch at Union Park Elementary.
Please complete the form if you are interested in receiving power packs or Love Packs for your children. Once your child is part of the program, he or she will receive bags of food each week until they leave school or until you no longer wish to participate.
We encourage you to take advantage of these programs for you and your family.
Questions or concerns, please contact Mrs. Sweeney 940-369-0911
Refresh
What is included in each hygiene pack? Tailored for students, our hygiene packs are filled with full-sized, daily essentials like toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, conditioner, body soap and more. Seasonal items like sunscreen and hand sanitizer are also included, based on availability.
When and how are packs provided? Packs may be either picked up from our warehouse during our drive-thru distribution days or be delivered to your child's campus and sent home with them. Packs are provided every three months, beginning in August of each school year.
Who is eligible for this program? Students in Pre-K through 12th grade, who are eligible for the Free & Reduced-Price Lunch Program and attend a participating campus, may enroll in the program.
How do I sign up my children? To join our program, please fill out this form for each child. Once enrolled, you will receive details about pack pickup dates via email before each distribution.
https://form.jotform.com/251133992714155
Winter Coats
In November we have a winter coat drive. Your student will be able to get a winter coat. If you would like for me to get them a coat, please provide their coat size. Do not forget to allow for growth. You may want to size up.
Reflection Station
Reflection Station
A Reflection Station is an area in the classroom or home that has items in it to help children regulate their emotions, such as:
Pillows
Blankets
Stuffed Animals
Fidgets
A Reflection Station is where students can regulate themselves down after a meltdown, or when they become dysregulated. Typically a Reflection Station is used for about ~3-5 minutes or until children can rejoin the activity.
Reflection Stations are never used for punishment or consequences. Children can be offered the area as a place to go and bring themselves back into mindfulness and be aware of how they are feeling, how they got that way and what they can do in the future.
What is SEL?
What is SEL?
Social-emotional learning (SEL) is the process of developing the self-awareness, self-control, and interpersonal skills that are vital for school, work, and life success.
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